Cloudflare Wallets is a stablecoin wallet built for AI agents, letting them make autonomous purchases of APIs, data and content, with human guardrails set in advance and settlement over x402.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon publicly backs the CLARITY Act after a year of bank lobbying against it, as Senate Republicans aim for a floor vote before the August recess.
The CLARITY Act text now contains the ethics provision that was the last major point of contention. But there are still issues with it, namely who enforces it.
Trump urged the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act to honor Senator Lindsey Graham. Republicans are pushing for a vote before the August recess, with ethics rules the main blocker.
CFTC Chief Michael Selig urged the US Senate to pass the CLARITY Act. With around four weeks before the next recess, it might be the last realistic window for passage.
Belgium's FSMA added six platforms to its list of fraudulent crypto-asset service providers. It's been touted as MiCA enforcement, but the numbers say otherwise: practically nothing has changed.
Cloudflare has opened the waitlist for its Monetization Gateway, letting publishers and developers charge for access to any page, API, dataset or tool they host, with payments settled in stablecoins over x402.
Nearly 1,700 investors are suing Binance and Changpeng Zhao in London, seeking £150 million over high-risk derivatives allegedly sold without FCA authorisation, both before and after the products were banned.
On July 1st, the EU's comprehensive MiCA framework reaches its final deadline. One notable holdout for getting a license is the world's largest exchange, Binance, which withdrew its Greek application.
Japan's House of Representatives has passed a bill reclassifying cryptocurrencies as financial instruments, cutting crypto tax from 55% to a flat 20% and opening a legitimate way towards crypto ETFs.
Republicans introduced six separate tax bills aimed at crypto inconveniences owners experience day to day. Within hours, the White House crypto adviser had backed them. Next step: a committee markup.
Payments giant Mastercard has been awarded a BitLicense by the New York State Department of Financial Services. The license covers stablecoin settlements, tokenized deposits and digital-asset payment rails.
